Sentence examples for because of town from inspiring English sources
3. Cadillac Ranch, Texas: In 1974 the late, local eccentric millionaire Stanley Marsh planted 10 Cadillacs (vintage 1949 to 1963) headlights down in a deserted stretch of dirt outside Amarillo - and then moved them further out in 1997 because of town encroachment.
Additionally, because of town and city ordinances against open reservoirs (but that usually except chlorinated pools) such a reservoir is not really a valid option for anyone but those who live in rural regions.
BECAUSE of longtime town liquor restrictions, Wilton for many years was not much of a restaurant town.
This strategy was effective for some participants because of out of town travel or illness.
That might be because he was out of town.
"That's good, because being from out of town, you get a little preoccupied".
"You can't even go out of town, because you're on the ambulance".
He is not involved now, he says, because he's out of town too much.
Because I'm out of town so much, I had only heard their name.
"And," she adds, sounding a little testy, "only because I was out of town at the time".
Millions of people said this was because they were out of town, had transportation problems or were too busy to get to the polls.
